Can rent it nearby for $210 a month or buy at 801 S. Plymouth for $35,000 to $70,000

Bedroom #1: 15×14 (second floor)

Bedroom #2: 22×14 (second floor)

Bedroom #3: 22×14 (main floor)

Family room: 35×12

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The first picture (the exterior) needs to be retaken when it’s not winter and especially when it’s not overcast out. I thought I had been taken to the wrong link because the first photo that comes up looks like a south side ghetto foreclosure. Just how I’d want my 1.25mm property to be marketed!

Definitely is a cool space with potential if every part of it wasn’t filled or cluttered with stuff. Hey look, books! Remember those?

I can’t say if buyers could do better with 1.25mm elsewhere as I don’t really research properties at this price range seeing as how I’ll never be able to afford them.

I like it a lot—very unique and looks to be interesting space. Hard to tell, without looking very closely, what the quality of construction is (are the HVAC systems separate for the house? How is the elevator entrance designed? Trash room? Does the building association maintain the exterior (and exterior spaces) of the “house”?

It’s possible that 50K of updates could address the decor and make this pretty cool. It’s also possible that the place needs 200K +

“i wonder what the assessments cover? how about exterior repairs to the SFH on top of the condo building?”

It’s still a condo but it’s just plopped on top of the building.

The assessments would cover everything having to do with the structure- the same way it would on any of the lofts in the building. Sometimes windows are paid for by each individual owner, but when the windows are custom, as the loft windows are, usually the building replaces/maintains those as well.